Recently, though, brands have started releasing skin-care sticks, ranging from matcha toner sticks to exfoliating sticks and pore-cleansing sticks.
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S. can you get dynamite in sticks of ¼ sticks?
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Also: GorillaPods are great as selfie sticks or vlogging sticks.
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Obviously there's the $220, $43 sticks that we couldn't afford at the beginning, so we were using wooden sticks while everyone else was using composite sticks.
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Then, cut down each of your carrot sticks into thinner, baby-carrot sticks.
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Murphy's Mosquito Sticks - All Natural Insect Repellent Incense Sticks, $12, available at Amazon.
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But the willow sticks as cut are the willow sticks that form your basket.
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SIGNED STICKS: Speaking of hockey, the Jays' freight also includes a couple of autographed sticks.
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Arrange on a serving platter; serve with blue cheese dressing, carrot sticks and celery sticks.
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Also I notice that all brands of fish sticks brag how crispy their fish sticks are.
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But pretzel sticks don't need to be a specific shape—after all, they can just be sticks.
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Despite all these detractors, Pacific's fish sticks are probably the best fish sticks I've eaten all week.
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The store recommends dipping potato chips, carrot sticks, pita chips, celery sticks, and more into the creamy snack.
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A jumble of sticks possess special properties collectively that individual sticks don't: They appear to have cohesive, shock-absorbing qualities that come in part from the friction between sticks and their ability to bend.
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Trader Joe's is alerting customers to the fact that its Chocolate Orange Sticks and Chocolate Raspberry Sticks were mislabelled.
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I grabbed all my brother's sticks; my dad and my father-in-law had a decent amount of sticks.
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I have two sticks with juice boxes taped to them such that both sticks (plus juice) have the same mass.
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I read the first pages, and then pick a random selection from the middle, and if it sticks, it sticks.
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Others want to connect other devices that are not currently supported by consoles, like some fighting game sticks or flight sticks.
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Paul's Crunchy Fish Sticks' major selling point is that their sticks are sealed inside a plastic pouch within the cardboard box.
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Roku sticks are really similar to Fire TV Sticks in that they condense all of your streaming platforms into one screen.
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It also bears some resemblance to traditional Afghan children's games involving throwing and using sticks to hit smaller sticks or balls.
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I wouldn't want to change any of the sticks or carrots because the rewards are fair and the sticks give you discipline.
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Those, along with lollipop sticks, glow sticks and foil or cellophane wrappers can create digestive blockages you might not notice for days.
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Transfer the mozzarella sticks to paper towels to drain and place in the oven to keep warm while frying the remaining sticks.
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Ya gotta watch the footage ... 53-year-old Tyson sticks, moves and sticks again -- the guy clearly still has explosive power and skill.
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There were sticks — yep, real sticks from the outdoors — topped with lemon and thyme flavored, toasted marshmallow fluff, which tasted a bit plain ...
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It is not quite that nothing sticks to Mr. Trump; it is that so much sticks that nothing stays visible for very long.
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Two of the sticks are 16GB (2 x 8GB) of DDR4 memory, but the other half of the bundle is two faux-RAM sticks that are made of the same aluminum housing with LEDs that can sync up with the actual RAM sticks.
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If you purchased either the Chocolate Orange Sticks or the Chocolate Raspberry Sticks, you can return them to your local outpost for a refund.
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Cassia sticks, which look like a thick layer of rolled bark, also contained 18 times more coumarin than Ceylon sticks, which have thin layers.
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So, once you start tossing, the cheese has already melted on the pasta and the sauce sticks to the cheese that sticks to the pasta.
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The configuration options also let you invert the Y axis on the left and right sticks and even swap the sticks or the triggers around.
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Paul suggests cooking her fish sticks for a full eight minutes longer than Gorton does, which is probably why her sticks boast of their crunchiness.
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We first got into the idea of using jumbo coloring sticks on our faces when Clinique launched its Chubby Stick line of sheer, colorful lip sticks.
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Shadow Sticks These cream eye shadow sticks go on smooth, stay all day and come in a range of shades that make creating any look truly foolproof.
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People have replaced guns with selfie sticks before, but the whole photo series at the Tumblr Guns Replaced with Selfie Sticks is legitimately delightful to go through.
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So I hope that sticks," she said adding, "Again it's only been a week, but I hope that sticks and I'm always praying and rooting for Rob.
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Pillsbury got the memo, so instead of calling these energy sticks or whatever, some clever person said let's call them Space Sticks and it really took off.
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Sticks claim to do a better job permeating meat, poultry, and fish — there's some complicated food science behind why sticks work better, which you can read about here.
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Gonzales has been making sticks for seven years and isn't afraid to deviate from the norm, having turned objects like tool boxes and camera boxes into arcade sticks.
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Because King is only trying to figure out how a tangle of sticks works as a building material, he has not been concerned with which sticks go where.
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"Sticks and Stones: All Edge With No Point" by Clare Zhang Dave Chappelle doesn't care what you think; the opening to Sticks and Stones makes that much clear.
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She recommends using sunscreen sticks and teaching children to apply their own sunscreen by using the sticks to draw geometric shapes on their skin and then rubbing it in.
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While the daily acidic treatment calls to mind Dr. Dennis Gross' Alpha Beta Extra Strength Daily Peels, these Peeling Sticks are applied via sticks shaped like huge cotton swaps.
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As we met at a neon rave, I bought over 2,000 glow sticks—glow sticks that got me stopped at customs—to make a huge heart on the sand.
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I had a box of the ovulation sticks, and I threw it up into the air — and literally, like 50 or 60 of those sticks went all over our apartment.
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Of course, when you consider that $500 rhinestone selfie sticks and glow-in-the-dark selfie sticks also exist, Flip It's support isn't all that surprising — it seems downright reasonable.
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Gift the Scentered Aromatherapy Balm Sticks Gift Set, $80Scentered's balm sticks come in five functions — Focus, Sleep Well, Love, Escape, and De-Stress — and help her relax wherever she is.
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Hatchlings can come out shrink-wrapped (the membrane of the egg sticks to them and they suffocate) or cemented (the fluid in the egg sticks to them and they can't move).
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Newman's Own chicken & rice recipe snack sticks dog treats
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Dave Chappelle in his new Netflix special, Sticks & Stones.
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Like, look at Billy Joel's stomach — it sticks out.
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The last American gold medal for a man in fencing came at the 1904 St. Louis Games in the single sticks event, in which combatants belted each other with long wooden sticks.
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Madura sticks and other vaginal products like douches can cause infectionsMadura sticks, vaginal douches, and scented feminine sprays, though marketed as healthy for the vagina, can actually lead to irritation and infection.
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Though analog sticks existed prior to the N13, on Sega Arcade systems, for instance, no console cemented the idea that these sticks might be controlled with your thumbs quite like Nintendo's third console.
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Federal carrots and sticks have little impact on state and local officials, if only because the sizes of the carrots and sticks are fairly small compared to the vast amounts already being spent.
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"I rely on my instincts, and I truly believe that work that's really strong sticks with you, and work that's really awful sticks with you, and the medium stuff fades away," she said.
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"Sticks and stones can break my bones" — that's my attitude.
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If borders were open, how many people would up sticks?
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Get your selfie sticks ready — adventure waits for no one.
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The Pixel XL sticks out pretty bad on Daydream View.
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But no combination of sticks and carrots has ever worked.
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Several videos also showed security forces beating people with sticks.
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Every item on Lavocaderia's menu sticks avocado in it somewhere.
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McConnell's Sweet Sixteen sticks to seeding, even taking out Xavier.
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China also applied a mixture of political carrots and sticks.
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And then there are the tourists with their selfie sticks.
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Just how many walking sticks would an elderly spider require?
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These range from the undergrowth to sticks, leaves and logs.
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Snow sticks to him and turns him into a snowball.
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US policy toward Iran now is maximum sticks, no carrots.
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That woman chewed around 16 sticks of gum of day.
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Instead of sparklers, give children glow sticks to play with.
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He also tried to hit it with sticks and rocks.
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There's sticks, there's stones, and then there's breaking an embargo.
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Their selfie sticks wobble as they try to film themselves.
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Other NGOs have accused coastguards of beating migrants with sticks.
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Back then, they were essentially just slightly fancier glow sticks.
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Manufacturers of walking sticks and adult nappies are faring well.
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You have three options, Stick, Safe Sticks and Motion Sensing.
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It is usually more violent, sometimes involving sticks or rifles.
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The sticks go up to 4,800MHz, and that's before overclocking.
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Does he rub two sticks together to make a fire?
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They'll love dipping and drizzling chocolate over salty pretzel sticks.
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The internet and glue sticks were both invented in 1969.
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"Because she's blind, she always sticks close," he tells PEOPLE.
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There's also an Iron Throne made out of selfie sticks.
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For instance, you can't bring drones, selfie sticks, or guns.
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You don't notice right away, but it sticks with you.
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Like recess and Big Sticks, good things don't last forever.
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One thing that sticks out about Mazda is their frugality.
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Amazon has sold millions of Fire TV Sticks sans Alexa.
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That is, until I discovered the Essence Cosmetics Butter Sticks.
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I just want to see if she sticks with it.
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You're telling me Jingle Jangle looks just like pixie sticks?
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"Just knowing that disappointment, it sticks with you," Rivera said.
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It should pair with all 230Bitdo controllers and arcade sticks.
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Many poke sticks of spaghetti into the sand as waymarks.
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Aren't we teaching our kids about sticks and stones anymore?
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It's a question sticks with you as you start playing.
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I eat two light string cheese sticks in the car.
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It's a classic and sticks around because it works well.
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So forget pencils and brushes, here come the selfie sticks.
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Garnish with flowers, cinnamon sticks, orange peels, and paper parasols.
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Mash the control sticks and the drone responds without hesitation.
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The Leatherman Free P4 is still great at whittling sticks.
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Long sticks and homemade shields were confiscated, the AP reported.
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Apparently, glow sticks merit the same punishment as voter intimidation.
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Have you seen the Democrats, a bunch of hopeless sticks?
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We had the puck on our sticks a few times.
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Its lightly scented timber is used to make incense sticks.
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I shoot crap at the wall and see what sticks.
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She also sticks to a gluten and dairy free diet.
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Dunkin' is throwing shade at McDonald's Donut Sticks on Twitter.
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Who knew there was a science to cooking mozzarella sticks?
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I love that J still sticks that shit in there.
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Good television sticks with you — it begs to be discussed.
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People should have better behavior, so I hope it sticks.
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The new Compute Sticks have a slimmer and sleeker design.
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Crowd controllers patrolled the lines with sticks and homemade whips.
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The wax sticks melted into a rainbow sludge of colors.
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They took sticks out of the trunk of the car.
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The ICO regulators are here, and they're carrying big sticks.
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Today's sticks break all the time, often for no reason.
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We're back to knocking people out with those sticks again!
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RSF troops stood on roads surrounding Burri, armed with sticks.
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We passed it between their hockey sticks and their skates.
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The investigation the office did into earmarks really sticks out.
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One guy in particular sticks out in my memory, Danny.
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Okay, well, there's one that sticks out in my mind.
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Tyler: Have to come out with something that sticks out.
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How much those sticks and carrots would cost is crucial.
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She sticks her tongue out at strangers, blows raspberries at
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I love mozzarella cheese sticks, but not paying for packaging.
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But put carrots and sticks together, that's when they work.
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And yet it sticks with us, we can't dislodge it.
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If it sticks in their craw, it's their tough luck.
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Balthus sticks us with a moral conundrum, because he can.
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He sticks his palm out to present three black pebbles.
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The government regularly sticks its nose in private industry's affairs.
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"It's better to have carrots rather than sticks," she says.
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Before her sons bought the crutches she would use sticks.
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Marauding residents wielded guns, sticks of dynamite, bottles of kerosene.
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A wallet that sticks to the back of your phone
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Scheinert: We actually made it out of sticks and garbage.
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He is stout; his hair sticks out every which way.
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The Apple Pencil magnetically sticks with the new iPad Pro.
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It sort of sticks in your nose; it's very distinctive.
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Pepper spray, paint, frozen water bottles, sticks, and clubs flew.
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The miners use mercury because the gold sticks to it.
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Seeing what sticks and the best rises to the top.
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It's the "in general" that still sticks in my craw.
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Today, it sticks out more than other Star Wars moment.
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Yellow dust fills the air and sticks to their clothes.
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The impact of these distinct approaches sticks with us today.
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What sticks out about this character in your mind now?
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But Samsung sticks to its guns, for better or worse.
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The putting green is complete with Jordan Brand flag sticks.
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"We Ride Upon Sticks" is quirky, comic and painstakingly detailed.
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Others look like spiky sticks with blobs on the ends.
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But the lack of female directors and protagonists sticks out.
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More delegates won by Warren means she sticks around longer.
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Others greeted Carrie on pogo sticks or shot off fireworks.
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A pair of plays sticks out from the final game.
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They swat with their sticks and drum upon their bowls.
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Probably best if William sticks to this kind of racing.
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But that also means, deep down, he knows what sticks.
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"He never sticks his neck out," Braun said of Donnelly.
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Children pound sticks in the dirt for lack of toys.
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Let's see what sticks and what falls by the wayside.
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Bring on the carrots and sticks Rewards definitely motivate me.
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A child gets a nickname growing up, and it sticks.
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Just make sure nothing sticks to the pan or together.
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"It just sticks out like a sore thumb," she said.
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Eventually, they began beating the couple with sticks and rocks.
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A tale of eating mozzarella sticks for 14 hours straight.
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Tree branches are the tiny sticks you've seen scattered around.
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Is there a memory of recording him that sticks out?
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Several gripped walking sticks as they sat in the aisles.
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She and Evan were about as fat as Popsicle sticks.
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Suppose, though, Johnson sticks to his most recently acquired principles.
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Silicon Valley likes to place bets and see what sticks.
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That sticks in my mind as a very difficult moment.
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Then, she grates cinnamon sticks over the top to serve.
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Headlines - Barnier sticks to firm line on Brexit talks on.ft.
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That's going to be something that sticks with me forever.
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We associate it with party drugs, velvet ropes, glow sticks.
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Diplomacy depends on the use of both sticks and carrots.
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In a pinch, pine needles and sticks can increase traction.
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Is there one area that really sticks out to you?
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We had our faces licking the ice with our sticks.
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But they'll need to have a moment that actually sticks.
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Carefully insert the cinnamon sticks in between the 4 pieces.
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Others held pictures of the girls glued onto popsicle sticks.
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His father on his bicycle, being beaten with hockey sticks.
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Nothing sticks to the Capone legend quite like the carnage.
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By contrast, Mr. Pompeo unfailingly sticks to the presidential line.
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Australians are induced to vote with both sticks and carrots.
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It only makes progress when it sticks out its neck.
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"We started with cutlasses and sticks," Kalli told VICE News.
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Red fabric ties on sticks emerge from a swampy pond.
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The rolling table holds my oil sticks and latex gloves.
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The gold masa sticks to my palms like wet sand.
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Memory sticks Kim spoke of making contacts with South Koreans to pass secret information contained in USB memory sticks and also images state media said were damaging to the North on data storage cards.
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They both sell binchotan charcoal body scrub towels, Vitruvi-branded essential oils, sticks of incense, and pieces of wood (KonMari's shiatsu sticks are for targeting sore muscles, while Goop's palo santo is for burning).
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Women in Indonesia are using cigar-shaped sticks made from ground herbs and plants called "madura sticks" in an attempt to tighten and dry out their vaginas, the South China Morning Post recently reported.
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His drawings of doorways, jackets, farmscapes, and horizons were often composed from unlikely materials: sticks, soot, spit, fruit pits, and other scraps he found in the trash, mixed in with watercolor and oil sticks.
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We could skip these, as well as the hard scoops of fried creamed corn and catfish sticks that weren't sticks at all, but scraps of fish encased in a thick armor of deep-fried batter.
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The ice-cream sandwiches whipped up by The Good Batch and the mozzarella sticks cooked up by Big Mozz Sticks also wooed the judges, winning the vendors 1st place in the dessert and market categories.
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A thousand people wrote in to the site with these fantastic memories of crowding in the back of the sedan and eating Space Food Sticks when they were ten, and the sticks capturing their imagination.
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Roku's low-cost streaming sticks are getting the most interesting updates.
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Video showed people running and being pursued by others with sticks.
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Insert wooden pop sticks, and freeze until set, about 4 hours.
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"The lump actually sticks out from under my shirt," TJ says.
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So, they chase Jughead through the forest, pointy sticks akimbo. Amazing.
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A male great bowerbird makes his bower out of intertwined sticks.
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Greta sticks to Frances "like gum," stalking her throughout the city.
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Perhaps a few more carrots, and less sticks, are in order.
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Myers sticks it out because he cares deeply about the Pearsons.
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These sticks pick up where your morning skin routine leaves off.
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If it sticks, your spaghetti is cooked and ready to eat.
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White sheets on sticks marked the homes of those who remained.
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The rescuers improvised stretchers by using tarps, rice sacks, and sticks.
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What sticks out in your mind when you think about him?
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My mom is making mozzarella sticks, and I have a few.
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The Gates foundation is experimenting with carrots, as well as sticks.
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"We've got to pick up sticks on that play," Capuano said.
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Snapchat says the feature is just an experiment, but it sticks.
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I also tried the breaded mozzarella cheese sticks from Trader Joe's.
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"Yes - I meant to order 3 mozzarella sticks," the customer wrote.
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Some of those ideas stuck, like rumble and dual analog sticks.
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What to watch: Avoiding those pitfalls requires both carrots and sticks.
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"We're just throwing darts at the wall to see what sticks."
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Let the gold trickle down into our awaiting bindle sticks. AMEN!
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Twin Corsair Vengeance 8GB sticks cost $69.99 for a limited time.
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She vigilantly sticks to 30 points and 10,000 steps a day.
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"Sticks and stones, I f—ed up the words," she sang.
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A combination of diplomatic carrots and sticks probably played a part.
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I'd eaten a lot of mozz sticks in the last week.
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That's why, when you find the one that works, it sticks.
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The Punisher still succeeds when it sticks to its basic principles.
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Do these donut sticks from McDonald's look like dicks to you?
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The government said "swords and sticks" were found with the bodies.
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Early-stage startups can — and might — just up sticks and leave.
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But we'll see if he sticks to that version of events.
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The sun nourishes your soul; carrot sticks are a happy bonus.
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If he sticks to that position, it doesn't lift off tomorrow.
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A few of those visible used crutches or sticks to walk.
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Calmly Writer, which works in your browser, sticks to the basics.
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Were the hoverboards factories making tablets or selfie sticks last year?
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As one might assume, some of them are holding selfie sticks.
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VisaBot sticks with applicants until they have their visa in hand.
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Well, that's what kind strangers and selfie sticks are for. 5.
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The two sticks of dynamite were actually fetch toys for dogs.
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Set aside and let it cool completely; remove cinnamon sticks. 2.
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Once Upon a Time sticks to the facts in some respects.
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On Saturday, many carried hiking sticks and some held homemade shields.
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Sharp Objects, on the other hand, sticks with relatively human dangers.
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Basic baby carrots and celery sticks just got some serious competition.
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"I began by throwing sticks against boys from school," he laughs.
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Then slide popsicle sticks through the foil and into the pops.
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When bae bakes the mozzarella sticks instead of microwaving them pic.twitter.
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His greeting from the netherworld still sticks in my mind today.
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Of more concern than how tape sticks is how tape unsticks.
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The BBC reported attackers used sticks and bottles against the listeners.
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So he sticks behind and helps others out of the mine.
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Grayson Allen trips guys and sticks his ass into unsuspecting opponents.
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Her silicone skin sticks to my hand like raw cookie dough.
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Expect the sticks (encryption, Uber economy labor disputes) to come later.
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Massage candles are so much more than boring sticks of wax.
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It does not need the use of swords or lathis (sticks).
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His shallow grave was marked with a homemade cross of sticks.
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Throughout the region homes were made of mud, sticks and thatch.
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But this was an island of fishermen who ate fish sticks.
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To be clear, though: These MacBook Selfie Sticks aren't for sale.
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Syracuse star Frank Howard sticks out foot trying to trip Zion.
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Shelled edamame and celery sticks Mixed berries and pineapple cutouts Dessert
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Derek Lam 10 Crosby Parfum Sticks, $38 each, available at Nordstrom.
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A pack of fruit sticks from natural global snacking company N.A!
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I seasoned these sticks with cayenne, black pepper, and garlic powder.
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Whether Obama sticks to that role consistently going forward is unclear.
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Well, many customers have been receiving their mozzarella sticks sans cheese.
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The Assassination of Gianni Versace sticks with Cunanan throughout his spree.
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That is, if she sticks around after her company is sold.
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He sticks to the scope of the case put before him.
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My block was about $3.75 and made around 24 cheese sticks.
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Buying 24 pre-packaged cheese sticks would be $10 or more.
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In order to change behavior, there's two forms: carrots and sticks.
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You can buy extra sticks in packs, when those run out.
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She has tried other things but she always sticks with this.
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Walking sticks packed in their luggage for jaunts to the village.
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Go deeper: How to make energy and climate policy that sticks
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" Adds the actor, "He collects sticks, and to him, they're something.
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Neither carrots nor sticks has compelled Erdogan to change course, however.
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His love interest, Sally, sticks with him through his many blunders.
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For their sunscreens, you can choose from lotions, sprays, or sticks.
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They are best known for using wooden sticks as facial piercings.
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Who wants sticky glue bottles when you can have glue sticks?
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Why they love it: "He calls them cracker sticks," Michelle said.
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My exit from the pool sticks with me to this day.
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The authorities said captors bludgeoned Mr. Illanes using sticks and stones.
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If he sticks with the practices of past investigations, maybe not.
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Offering carrots has failed, so why not try brandishing some sticks?
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HEETS is the branded name of tobacco sticks used in IQOS.
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Greta's favorite food is fish sticks with mashed potatoes and applesauce.
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And limit use of selfie sticks, which can be particularly annoying.
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If he sticks with this crowd, the Quitaly risk will stay.
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"It sticks the rest of us with the tab," he said.
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Is there a meal that sticks out as the most memorable?
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But there is something insulting about a $42 bundle of sticks.
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The girls in front of me triumphantly wave their glow sticks.
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Villagers became suspicious and attacked the men with sticks and stones.
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There are no balls, sticks, goals, weapons, or pieces of equipment.
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There are licorice lozenges, syrups, toffees, wafer sticks, and even marshmallows.
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Serve with blue cheese dip and celery sticks on the side.
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It started with a line of Street Fighter IV fight sticks.
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Maybe I should hold off and see if it sticks around?
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I would have gotten, I don't know, mozzarella sticks or something.
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But one person from his time in education sticks out most.
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He's leaning on 13 sticks to represent the 13 original colonies.
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She ignited a few sticks of incense and bowed her head.
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When he joins the fight, he sticks to the bitter end.
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If it sticks to that, it risks being stuck in neutral.
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But it has its revenge because it sticks in your brain.
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Even selfie sticks preceded Ms. Hilton by decades, Mr. Marino said.
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Some people wrote fun odes to mozzarella sticks and cold showers.
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I saw the bumper sticks they were selling at their convention.
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It's not your first "body horror" film — "The Fly" sticks out.
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"The end sticks with me," says Lynda Richardson, a travel editor.
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"One team that sticks out to me is Clemson," Cooley said.
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But the scene that sticks with me comes the episode before.
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And like the other play, it sticks to its protagonists' stories.
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The family largely sticks to the Bhutanese community, Ms. Dalles said.
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If sticks and pucks are your thing, this is your day.
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She sticks to cardio machines and those are not my jam.
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What sticks with you about Kaufman's work is its celestial wit.
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No matter what happens afterwards, that first impression is what sticks.
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"How much that sticks is yet to be seen," he said.
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When he gets on one thing, he really sticks with it.
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They hand out feather boas, sunglasses, hats, light sticks or whistles.
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The camera bump also sticks out pretty far from the phone.
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Check out our guides to the best streaming sticks and boxes
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Originally, I thought the mozzarella sticks were a stroke of genius.
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Some carried sticks with nails at the end to snatch hats.
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They wore chokers and tracksuits, accessorized with sunglasses and devil sticks.
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"She sticks to the same line, of sovereignty," Mr. Herbreteau said.
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Women and children sat on beds of sticks outside their huts.
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They had bought incense sticks from a woman outside the temple.
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There were old women with huge bamboo sticks on their backs.
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And yet when he tries the latch, he finds it sticks.
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" Now it's invariably "put it out there and see what sticks.
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McDonald's (MCD) has experimented with indulgent breakfast items like donut sticks.
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However, when McDonald's mozzarella sticks came out, fans were disappointed. Why?
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For a long time, virtual sticks and buttons were the answer.
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They wore chokers and tracksuits, accessorized with sunglasses and devil sticks.
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That's the vibe I get from the Space Food Sticks ad.
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What happens when a child-care center bans the cheese sticks?
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Whatever you say bounces off me and sticks to you. 22.
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An almost saucy beverage, it sticks to the chilliest of ribs.
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If Elon Musk sticks to his plan, Tesla has a shot.
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The time that sticks in my mind was in my teens.
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He minted coins and commissioned numerous reliefs that used the sticks.
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John Martin, Publisher Frozen fish sticks I don't know what kind.
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The "bundle of sticks" model aims to account for race's malleability.
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He used 27 motherboards, 18 sticks of RAM, 11 CPUs, three hard drives, and an eclectic mix of telephones, clocks and watches to compose the scene—plus 263 sticks of hot glue to hold it all together.
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"Kids would laugh at me because I would have this nasty brown bread with unsweetened peanut butter, carrot sticks, celery sticks and black olives, while everyone else got baloney on Wonder Bread and potato chips," Harriet said.
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Jordan, in turn, confronts David, who sticks to his version of events.
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Selfie Stick-It is a wireless smartphone mount that sticks virtually anywhere.
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Streaming sticks make it hard to justify buying a set-top box.
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PacSun One piece that particularly sticks out to Kylie — the slip dress.
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Just dial a few random numbers on FaceTime and see what sticks.
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Echoing that practice, women hurl sticks at men, who try to escape.
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Next, Ross picked up the drum sticks and showed everyone it's done.
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They fought off the dogs with hammers and sticks, Nix tells PEOPLE.
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So, that means no more plastic bags, straws, cutlery or stirring sticks.
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For others still, the sticks are an extension of their photography rules.
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Australia has had it with selfie sticks at museums and stadiums, too.
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One lesson sticks out in John Harding's mind more than any other.
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Think: shimmery lip toppers, a glittery eye palette, strobing sticks, and — duh!
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The show's format sticks pretty tightly to talk show style as well.
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President Obama "sings" Rihanna's "Work" and also sticks to the Democratic platform.
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One thing sticks out to me today about that classic iPhone presentation.
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There were smoke screens, drones, glow sticks, and many, many memorable moments.
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Strangely, they will not work with Roku's popular streaming boxes and sticks.
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He yells at her; she taunts him and sticks out her tongue.
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It sticks to the ant's body and slips a fungal cell inside.
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Instead of locks, they had wooden sticks to wedge into the frames.
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Most of the time I flew with Sticks, which are virtual joysticks.
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For now, they have to pray the president sticks with the plan.
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Step inside and one thing eventually sticks out: there are no controls.
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Whether the American president sticks to this line remains to be seen.
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Without it, instead of fading, the trauma sticks to them, digs in.
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He expects more attention when — if — the pogo sticks hit the streets.
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You sound like a hick from the sticks that doesn't know anything.
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It sticks onto your phone case and makes it easier to hold.
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Dinner is chicken fingers, seasoned fries, and carrot sticks with my clients!
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They don't even support the company's hugely popular streaming boxes and sticks.
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He has a broad circle of friends, and he sticks to that.
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She told the Times that she sticks to a fairly healthy diet.
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Amazon, of course, sticks a Prime sticker on all its outgoing packages.
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The sand sticks to everything, turning the children's matted hair shades lighter.
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This is the kind of parental drumbeat that sticks with a person.
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What really sticks in your memory from your tour of nuclear disasters?
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Of course, whether he sticks to his word remains to be seen.
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To me, that shit is just more sticks on the bonfire, honestly.
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I show him my pee sticks, and we grin at each other.
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That doesn't mean everything in the film sticks to the historical record.
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The rational response to such divergent economic fortunes is to up sticks.
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As the saying goes, the nail that sticks up gets hammered down.
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Seen through the viewfinder, they wave stiff Saltire flags on plastic sticks.
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They're mostly boilerplate that sticks to explaining the letter of the law.
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Look at the way she sticks his tongue out for the camera.
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It's a small difference, but it's one where the contrast sticks out.
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The recalled pretzels include Tiny Twists, Thins, Sticks and Honey Wheat Braided.
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Security keys are USB sticks that you can keep on your keyring.
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He sticks his tongue out and blinks his eyes to certain questions.
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But I also feel like the shame sticks to you like tar.
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Add two Fire TV Sticks to your cart to see the discount.
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He says what he believes and he sticks to what he believes.
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For me, however, Ronaldo's European Championship is the achievement that sticks out.
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I'm also hoping that what Rose has plans means Dennis sticks around.
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I could be in Africa, rubbing sticks together to make a fire.
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Then, when he ran out of apples, he threw sticks and pinecones.
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They noticed the elderly often got lost and suggested GPS walking sticks.
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The men didn't rape her, but they still beat her with sticks.
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But if the stink of softness sticks, he might be in trouble.
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Lourd playfully sticks her own tongue out — and then Gary follows suit.
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There is one way in which Zapier sticks to traditional geographic norms.
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For what it's worth, Intel is still selling Atom-powered Compute Sticks.
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But one training period sticks out in his memory, he tells Robbins.
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He sticks the microphone down his pants when there's nothing to sing.
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When it comes to the Internet, carrots will beat sticks every time.
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" -"I'm throwing that piece of s*** against the wall til it sticks.
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She even joined them in a den built from sticks and leaves.
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Pencils, chubby sticks, liquid drops; the options are endless — and super-vibrant.
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Oh, and make sure to bring those spare controller sticks with you.
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But JonBenét Ramsey's face is the kind that sticks in your mind.
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After 17 minutes in the oven you get 12 perfect food sticks.
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I had to know how the competing fish sticks measured up. Mrs.
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Gorton's fish sticks have a more consistent shape, so I prefer them.
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Fish sticks are made from a weird looking fish called a pollock.
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Unless you live out in the sticks somewhere, it's probably too late.
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Aisha Tyler sticks to a "modified paleo diet" to feel her best.
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There were people among both camps who came carrying sticks and shields.
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Out here in California, they are beating their dreamcatchers into stabbing sticks.
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Lochte sticks to his story of a robbery, but the details change.
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When I think back, there's really only one episode that sticks out.
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Not, of course, that there's anything wrong with antiperspirant and deodorant sticks.
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It was all very fragile, and actually made of garbage and sticks.
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"They're throwing feces at the wall to see what sticks," Deace said.
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Many of the rally participants were seen carrying firearms, sticks and shields.
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So even companies known for sporty cars are giving up on sticks.
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If it sticks it to WPP on occasion, that's probably okay, too.
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Residents took to the rubble with shovels and sticks, to little avail.
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The need to pay thousands of pounds upfront makes upping sticks harder.
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The Boston Pride players tapped their sticks on the ice in tribute.
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It's mounted vertically and sticks up from the center of the dashboard.
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My hood is no place for clown make up and selfie sticks.
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Pros:Good size, versatile design, sturdy wheels, lots of compartmentsCons:Telescoping pole sticks sometimes
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Sartorial spaghetti is being thrown at the wall to see what sticks.
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He retrieved a plastic jar filled with small sticks of worn plastic.
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"The quicker the food comes, the better the trick sticks," Harden says.
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The glue is stickier and longer lasting than other brands' glue sticks.
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If he sticks with confrontation and division, Turkey could tear itself apart.
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But, it still sticks with the established pattern of PSL launch dates.
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In Phan's vibrant photo, a woman is seen drying red incense sticks.
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Stockmann and his family receive threats, but he sticks to his convictions.
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Once he arrives at a max-offer figure, he sticks to it.
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Blush sticks are one of the easiest ways to experiment with blush.
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"At the end of the day, they're just sticks," Ms. Straub said.
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Buttered Rum 13 sticks unsalted butter1 bottle Plantation 3 Stars rum 1.
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Readers are advised to forget the "nice" reputation that sticks to Canada.
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We missed some sticks, our defense didn't tie up a couple guys.
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The Republican strategy: Throw everything at the wall and see what sticks.
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Sticks, bats and weapons of all kinds would be banned, he said.
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In Mochizuki's mappings, the measuring sticks are locally compatible with one another.
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Those flights should begin sometime in 2017 if everything sticks to schedule.
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He believes in what he believes in and he sticks to that.
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Buckets set on the tables hold chop sticks, forks and paper napkins.
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"You can't simply throw mud and see if it sticks," he said.
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Use extra flour to dust the work surface to ensure nothing sticks.
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Suddenly, everyone with a pair of sticks wanted to sound like Snapcase.
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Place the cinnamon sticks in jars and top each with hard cider.
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Most women were strangled and sexually assaulted, or vaginally raped with sticks.
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Why do you think your music in particular sticks out to metalheads?
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If you lurch the controller sticks, the quadcopter will lurch in response.
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President Trump drinks his favorite Diet Coke while Nixon sticks to wine.
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Ronald Reagan, whose father was an alcoholic, sticks to something more fruity.
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Now that's a sexy phrase—a memorable one that sticks with people.
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There are literally crutches and walking sticks left by the dance floor.
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If he sticks around, he'll probably even deliver another top-five finish.
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They are 10,000 wood sticks placed on a 4m by 2m canvas.
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He sticks to a few montage scenes between Vidya and her daughter.
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If we do, I might even try to get on the sticks.
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They were just standing there with sticks and shields and angry faces.
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I guess that song about sticks and stones got it wrong. 4.
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In Japan, like most udon specialists, TsuruTonTan mostly sticks to its noodles.
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Police charged at the stone pelting mob with sticks to disperse them.
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I don't know, there's something about fish sticks I just don't like.
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Could I do that alongside Julia's recipe for double ranch mozzarella sticks?
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Stuffed animals, flowers, cards and crosses made from hockey sticks had accumulated.
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Her story's message about turning adversity into strength sticks with me always.
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The example that sticks with Sterling is the one about his cars.
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That is a glaring difference I have seen that sticks with me.
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In a 2012 essay, he deftly sticks a hatpin into Julian Assange.
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" In October 1973, Newsweek used a new name for nunchaku: "killer sticks.
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Bottom line -- eSports is exploding, so get your kids some sticks already.
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But Sticks & Stones feels distinct in that it encapsulates Chappelle's paradoxical urges.
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Even if the rule sticks, the greater challenge will be enforcing it.
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This includes Apple AirPods, Fire TV sticks, Ring video doorbells, and more.
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Maybe an arm goes the wrong way or a bone sticks out.
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While it does, cut the cheese into finger-thick slices or sticks.
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Five hungry candidates with sticks and one ex-mayor taking the hits.
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On Monday, she came to mourn him, holding three sticks of incense.
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Toys are replaced by the imaginative use of sticks, rocks and leaves.
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Think Katy Perry, Lena Dunham and all the selfie sticks. http://bit.
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Dinnerly has six to eight ingredients and sticks to more traditional items.
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A few people were lightly injured in clashes with sticks and stones.
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Players use two sticks to propel themselves, much like cross country skiing.
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But that is not what people usually do with their big sticks.
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It's weakest the closer it sticks to its narrative of church intrigue.
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They're definitely made for pups who think sticks can go fetch themselves.
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That DiVincenzo, he is-- he sticks a dagger into Xavier so often.
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French oak tends to offer a spicier, toasty woodiness that sticks out.
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He believes in what he stands for and he sticks to it.
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Next, the woman and a man dug in the ground with sticks.
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If nothing sticks to your finger, your dough is in good shape.
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The players are provided skates, sticks, gloves, tape, meals, scholarships and tutoring.
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The high-caloric visual I needed was fulfilled by the mozzarella sticks.
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We would bet sticks of gum from craft service in between takes.
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If your dog isn't into sticks, you can try the ChuckIt ($9).
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The littlest ones are training with sticks, faces covered with colored bandanas.
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Most areas where snow sticks probably will see less than 0.5 inches.
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John McFadden no longer sticks his hand out for a yellow cab.
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And, for lawyers, it's the evidentiary question that sticks out the most.
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Mike: No, she sticks to duck liver treats and the occasional Cheeto.
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So now we have donut sticks, now served with chocolate dipping sauce.
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One cup of celery sticks has 5 grams of dietary fiber. 4.
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It sticks to the script, presenting the current system as fundamentally unchangeable.
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They keep rebuilding my hometown with sticks and drywall and cellulose insulation.
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But first, she asks if she can take their walking sticks away.
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"He's the one whose name sticks with me the most," she said.
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A trend rises and vanishes, all but forgotten before it ever sticks.
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Sticks and Stones has a 99 percent audience score on Rotten Tomatoes.
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Those glass sticks in the air are impressive but cold and unimaginative.
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Others who resisted were pummeled with rifle butts, sticks and cable wire.
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And once an economy gets labeled "miraculous" or "hopeless," the stereotype sticks.
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An NFL player kicking in a car window in the Massachusetts sticks?
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The HOPE count, established in 2005, sticks to more visible, public spaces.
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Gavin, the good-humored boy from the sticks, is their unlikely martyr.
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But the longer Carpool Karaoke sticks around, the more gimmicky it gets.
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They use popsicle sticks to dip the wax and put it on.
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And you want to see a whole pile of popsicle sticks out.
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But Sanders still sticks out in his critique of this particular institution.
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In the r/nonutnovember rules, the phrase "top tier ladies" sticks out.
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It's almost like a wrestling match because the fantasy still sticks around.
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She smiles at me and sticks her forked tongue out at me.
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The flat Fire TV boxes were shrunk down to HDMI sticks and dongles that weren't much larger than a thumb drive; to this day, the cheap streaming sticks from Amazon and Roku are best-sellers for both companies.
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When he walked in the woods he would also seek out good straight sticks, hazel for preference, to whittle and slowly carve into proper thumb-sticks for uncovering fungi or simply leaning on, hands crossed, to survey the scene.
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From there, Rihanna built out the rest of her face products, including multiple contour and highlighter sticks as well as colorful multi-use sticks for cheeks and face in a variety of hues that range from bronze to purple.
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The Radicle Herb Shop, a source for affordable herbal medicine and education in Brooklyn, said David Alper, an owner, handed out free Palo Santo sticks, which are like smudge sticks but made from trees that grow in the Andes.
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Throughout her life, her personal messages retained an endearing jolly-hockey-sticks flavor.
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Usually, the only way you can do that is through carrots and sticks.
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The longer it goes, maybe they&aposre squeezing their sticks a little tighter.
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Besides, a lighter is a lot more efficient than rubbing two sticks together.
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Line the edges of the dough with 7 sticks of mozzarella string cheese.
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These so-called chew sticks have been in use for thousands of years.
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Personally, I haven't — and I've tried hundreds of balms, sticks, glosses, and beyond.
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They made it really personalized, and that's what really sticks out to me.
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And yet here we are, with USB sticks the size of a dime.
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The Somali traders form a protective line, some armed with sticks and rocks.
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I probably peed on 40 sticks because I wasn't experiencing any symptoms yet.
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The usual swarm of New Yorkers and tourists with selfie sticks had thinned.
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I would like to see a few more carrot rather than the sticks.
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Wimbledon, the tennis tournament known for strictly following proper decorum, bans sticks, too.
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Sticks are also banned at Lollapalooza in Chicago, Comic-Con in San Diego.
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Only her head sticks out of the end of the antique iron lung.
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When you're in the right spot, magic makes the sticks cross or wobble.
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Only her head sticks out of the end of the antique iron lung.
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Instead, FIFA 17's story sticks to widely relatable themes — family, friendship, betrayal.
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It's just that, well, once you slap a name on something, it sticks.
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"A case like that sticks with you and haunts you," Hestrin told reporters.
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But for some people, that sticks, and shapes the rest of their life.
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The Capellix-equipped Dominator Platinum RGB RAM sticks are launching in February 2019.
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The idea of including India's plutocrats in the handout sticks in the craw.
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Baying spectators jab them with sharp sticks, or yank and twist their tails.
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His beauty line then expanded to include super-luxe lip sticks and glosses.
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The dirt covering his body was marked by a homemade cross of sticks.
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The structure was of the same cardboard-and-sticks construction as their neighbors'.
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Find someone who has shown skill, makes conviction bets and sticks with them.
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Pricing begins at $159.99 and goes up to $1,564.99 for eight 16GB sticks.
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No. Very little of the film sticks with you after the credits roll.
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If one charge sticks this summer, it may involve out-of-control propaganda.
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It sticks to the same vibe, and it's not a lot of work.
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Sticks and stones may break my bones but words will never hurt me.
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"They correct us by beating us with sticks," one detainee told the group.
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Lockheed definitely sticks to the basics when it comes to its naming practices.
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Whether China actually sticks to its principles of non-interference is highly debatable.
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Aniston also sticks to five workouts a week, which include yoga and boxing.
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She was always picking up sticks for her collection and loved to dance.
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It's the (Miuccia) Prada we've missed, and the one we hope sticks around.
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It literally sticks them together, turning the female body into a biological DivaCup.
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Tensions may worsen quickly if China sticks with a state-dominated growth model.
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Xenoblade Chronicles 2, on the other hand, sticks with many common RPG traditions.
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Order those mozzarella sticks from bed, because we've got the other two covered.
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Papa John's:Right now, Papa John's is offering 10-inch cheese sticks for $5.
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Then Maybelline's Color Tattoo shadow sticks came into my life and changed everything.
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You'll be able to play Blades by tapping or using virtual dual sticks.
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Marbles are poured into a plastic tube through which sticks have been threaded.
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Microsoft's actions will determine if the community sticks with GitHub in the future.
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This game of "sticks and stones" is the "runaway" favorite of the Olympics.
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It tastes like it hasn't risen properly, and it sticks to my teeth.
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If that level sticks, Aramco could be worth $1.7 trillion, the calculator shows.
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Like free hummus, cheese sticks, and coffee mugs that say "VICE" on them.
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Instead, each trope sticks out like another sore thumb for viewers to process.
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Instead, a headache due to a tumor sticks around — and it'll feel different.
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It is a triple axel of a film that, miraculously, sticks the landing.
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All countries use a mixture of carrots and sticks in their environmental policies.
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But its sticks—that is, outright bans on polluting activities—are unusually stout.
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Current top contenders: hot dogs, pickles, mozzarella sticks, tampons, dildos — we'll stop there.
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That's one of the reasons she says her music sticks among black women.
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Voice controls are so handy when the cameras are mounted to selfie sticks.
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So, their sticks allowed them to push the boars at a safe distance.
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North Korean customs officials inspect the visitors' laptops, DVDs and computer memory sticks.
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Or, at least, she sticks by the family who has stuck by her.
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But part of that drive has included changing the measuring sticks for success.
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Then, he chops off the rind and sticks a skewer into each piece.
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There is an affordable alternative: the Nyx Professional Makeup Bright Idea Illuminating Sticks.
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Neutrogena makes these Moisture Smooth Color Sticks that I like because they're sheer.
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At one point the eerie object even sticks a spike into her eye.
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You gain it by putting your ideas out there, and following what sticks.
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But he sticks to his publicly stated plan of not doing anything major.
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Smoking joints to quit smoking cancer sticks—how does that make any sense?
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"The paper we've written unashamedly sticks to empirical observations and descriptions," Mortimer said.
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He sticks his face in an empty pair of Oliver's old swim trunks.
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But it was sixth grade, and you're shocked that still sticks to you.
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The salmon sticks to the pan, and the dinner turns out pretty terribly.
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After a few days, I gave up with the KKW Beauty contour sticks.
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The margin, if it sticks, would trigger a mandatory recount in the state.
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Even if you're happily employed, USB sticks can make for effective networking tools.
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"'Racist' Senator Sticks With Donald Trump," a Daily Beast headline proclaimed in June.
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Most people became aware of the sticks in 2014, because they were EVERYWHERE.
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There's a farmers market and honey sticks and... maybe even some other stuff.
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"They can make sure this one sticks," De Niro joked of the officiants.
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"When he sticks to the [key issues] I think he wins," he said.
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When it comes to her diet, Eva Mendes sticks to what she knows.
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And two Fire Sticks means you get streaming for TVs in multiple rooms.
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" When Elle sticks up for herself, Noah ever so charmingly calls her "bossy.
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Participants held tripods and selfie sticks and pretended to be chasing a celebrity.
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Markets also facilitate trade of contraband foreign media through USB sticks and DVDs.
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It's called surimi, and it's the culinary magic that makes crab sticks possible.
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The only one that sticks with them is Minecraft, which is really interesting.
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You can't turn it off, and it sticks out like a sore thumb.
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"She's applying all the sticks," said Martin Sullivan, chief economist with Tax Analysts.
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Wade is shown slurping the orange flavor, while Union sticks to lemon-lime.
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This sticks with me, because I didn't know it could be like that.
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That he sticks with his old friends and defends them and supports them.
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Jenna Dewan Tatum sticks to eating foods that make her feel her best.
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Moore has a base that sticks with him and comes out to vote.
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I don't mean to brag but I eat a lot of fish sticks.
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Selfie sticks are long enough to get a picture of the whole crew.
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Shillelagh fights began with both fighters using their sticks to strike each other.
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"Mozzarella sticks and mac and cheese are big winners for us," she said.
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The mix sticks to the bird, going all melty and gooey on contact.
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And at least Trump sticks it to all of those politically correct liberals.
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He sticks his neck out farther than any of the rest of us.
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You'll find Kindles, Fire TV Sticks, and plenty of Echo speakers on sale.
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He sticks it into at least one butt to get a good whiff.
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As you can see, there's a trigger, a gamepad, and dual analog sticks.
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Gains could be more pronounced if India sticks to its 803 percent target.
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Halloween-y treats like vampire teeth or glow sticks are also a hit.
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He sticks around for another hour and then gets himself an Uber home.
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The answer could have a major effect on who sticks with the platform.
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Though it is quite obvious given the massive camera rig that sticks out.
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And of course, she grabs her classic KKW Beauty cream contour sticks ($32).
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"He really has a fascination with sticks," continued the actor at the time.
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"I hope the R.N.C. sticks to candidates who articulate these principles!" he said.
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Nguyen found these red-and-orange bunches of incense sticks while in Vietnam.
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Stickers, glow sticks, and crayons all make for great trick-or-treat options.
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Holt also shrunk his expenses, subsisting on fish sticks and rice every night.
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Though women's soccer has become increasingly popular, the game sticks to just men's.
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The attackers were armed with sticks, knives and other weapons, the newspaper said.
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Elmer's Glue Sticks are better quality than the cheapo ones you'll find elsewhere.
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If you get a bounce that sticks, that can permanently reshape the race.
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They arrested nine protesters and confiscated a few sticks and other potential weapons.
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Even the "sticks" that held the cake together were made from dry spaghetti.
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We got the (stuff) kicked out of us by Carolina with their sticks.
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They don't even build nests, so they are not used to manipulating sticks.
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The Republican strategy emerges: throw everything at the wall and see what sticks.
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Republicans' strategy was to throw everything at the wall and hope something sticks.
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Aluminum rink light glinted off a thicket of surfaces: ice, plexiglass, helmets, sticks.
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The Bruins spent much of that penalty kill without one of their sticks.
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The part that sticks out to us is his 2:00 PM meal.
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The fresh air, the tents, the charred hot dogs crammed onto dirty sticks?
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Iran's state news agency IRNA said the attackers had carried knives and sticks.
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Her hair had been shaved, and she'd also been vaginally assaulted with sticks.
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His assistant hurries into the room carrying a large platter of crab sticks.
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As the eyelid sticks to the adhesive, these products create a new crease.
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In short, the GOP is expected to offer two sticks and two carrots.
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Probably from the cold case at Walgreen's, next to the packaged celery sticks.
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What really sticks out is how much smiling there is in these photos.
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If the pain sticks around longer than five days, go to a dentist.
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What was their relationship to the dollop of mayonnaise and the celery sticks?
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Whether Apple sticks with 26GB of RAM bumps it up is anyone's guess.
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No one sticks a pin in his own argument the way you do.
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A lizard standing on a lily pad sticks his tongue out at them.
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" Two women held yellow signs on sticks that read, "Justice for Deborah Danner.
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Forget selfie sticks — the Amazon Echo Look is the new camera in town.
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"The only thing that sticks out about him was his dog," she said.
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The best that carrots — or sticks — can do is change people's behavior temporarily.
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"Contagion" offers gymnastic catastrophe — it kicks, glides and throbs; it sticks the landing.
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Still, "Witchmark" sticks its landing while opening up intriguing possibilities for a sequel.
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When you rehearse knowledge and practice it often, it sticks, research has shown.
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Mahut's sweaty shirt sticks to his back; he removes it during a changeover.
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Set the sticks across the base, spacing them about half an inch apart.
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There have been other incidents, but this one sticks with me the most.
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Then season the leaves while they are still hot so the salt sticks.
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But in a country like Georgia, it sticks out like a sore thumb.
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That evolved into gleaning what Americans ate (McDonald's, fish sticks, pizza) during commercials.
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Players used rainbow-colored tape on their sticks, and teams hosted pride nights.
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He sticks to platitudes and smiley detachment in public meetings with the president.
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Tubes, palettes, charcoal sticks and flammable solvents were arranged across carts and tables.
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"I think it will be a while before it really sticks," he said.
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I made snowballs and turned them into families with sticks and pine needles.
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Informal memorials, like symbolic hockey sticks left in front of homes, quickly appeared.
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"The Bates decision by now sticks out like a sore thumb," Noah said.
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The president has pivoted almost entirely from sticks to carrots on North Korea.
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That Wyatt sticks around after his girlfriend admits to murder is really something.
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But I guess some guys were a little too excessive with their sticks.
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And yet the story itself still sticks with you after the credits roll.
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To dig his hands in the mud or drag sticks through the backyard.
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That's the work that always sticks with me and emboldens me in life.
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She says her backyard looked like a giant had been playing pickup sticks.
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The "Life of Gendry"/"Life of Pi" one always sticks in my mind.
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And reusable, refillable, stainless steel format Dove deodorant sticks are in the works.
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We have evolved to chase animals and kill them with stones and sticks.
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Arby's mozzarella sticks are not good, but they are my favorite comfort food.
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And when Balak's shout is heard, they assault him with stones and sticks.
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At their homes, there was unsweetened applesauce, baked chicken breasts and celery sticks.
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You go in and they stick these sticks inside your cervix, which swell.
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Apparently, he has to figure it out with empirical evidence, experience that sticks.
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The McChicken topped with mozzarella sticks is a new, limited-time menu item.
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Successive presidents had used varying combinations of carrots and sticks toward uncommitted states.
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One of the brothers' more playful collaborations is the simply billed fish sticks.
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OTOFY incense sticks come in multiple smells, such as lavender, sandalwood, and jasmine.
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Many of these tourists, whom some call the "New Barbarians," brandish selfie sticks.
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But what sticks isn't what's most accurate, just what makes the best story.
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In the two tyrannosaurs, the fibers "look like pickup sticks," said Dr. Woodward.
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We must flood the country with USB sticks and literature with subversive content.
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It's the best way to tell a story that just sticks with you.
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It sticks in his mind when he hears it over and over again.
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That's what sticks — he loves us for us, so we should as well.
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Democrats have struggled to find an attack line that sticks against Judge Gorsuch.
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Old women spun hand-held prayer wheels and hobbled along with walking sticks.
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I mean Trump has proven time and again that nothing sticks to him.
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Gone is the usual kid-bait like fried mozzarella sticks and chicken fingers.
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For dinner, Leila wanted typical teenage fare: pizza, French fries and mozzarella sticks.
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So there are sticks that go along with the carrots in exchange offers.
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But other than their perfect texture rating, these mozzarella sticks are pretty standard.
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McDonald's tried out the Donut Sticks at several Illinois restaurants early last year.
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Why did you decide to bring Space Food Sticks back from the dead?
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Memory cards or sticks may need to be physically delivered to voting headquarters.
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The woman sticks a knife in a round of snow-white cow's cheese.
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But it was one incident in particular that sticks out of the bunch.
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Everyone loved Wall Street,before anyone sold their sharesit was all licorice sticks.
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Guns, backpacks, sticks and other items that might double as weapons were banned.
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The children are wielding wooden sticks like swords, jabbing at the pigeons, shrieking.
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Mahershala Ali often sticks to classic silhouettes and patterns, making for timeless outfits.
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This isn't my favorite one but what sticks out to you about them?
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But this latest campaign sticks out in its systematic and very deliberate approach.
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The Fat Jersey Sandwich, for instance, consists of cheesesteaks, chicken fingers, mozzarella sticks and french fries on a roll with honey mustard, and the Fat Cow has macaroni and cheese, bacon, french fries and mozzarella sticks with buffalo ranch dressing.
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Elgindy said that the Trump administration is "offering a combination of carrots and sticks" to the two sides, but that Israel is getting all of the carrots and Palestine is only getting sticks, especially with Jerusalem off of the table.
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He also told me about some unorthodox ways people are using their Instant Pots, like the arts-and-crafts buff who creates sculptures out of popsicle sticks, and uses her Instant Pot to steam the sticks to make them bendable.
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The way my middle son sticks his tongue out just slightly when he laughs.
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"We firmly oppose the willful use [of] sticks of tariff and protectionism," he said.
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Germany and its allies are more inclined to use sticks than carrots with Greece.
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Andrade not only puts on an entertaining show but also sticks her landings flawlessly.
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Earlier this week, Roku announced its refreshed line of media streaming sticks and boxes.
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The Pure Hot+Cool sticks with an elongated oval design similar to previous fans.
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"We've never seen this — not just with carrots but also with sticks," Goldfeder says.
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That because if / we lure them their names get / our throats, the / word sticks.
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" When it comes to nutrition, El Moussa sticks to "a very clean, organic diet.
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She sticks to a diet of lean protein, vegetables and fish, and avoids sugar.
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Donuts Sticks and bacon were a sweet and savory success for McDonald's last quarter.
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"When the ball sticks we aren't as good of a basketball team," Dekker said.
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She simply sticks it in, and off to the red carpet her clients go.
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Herman sticks to soukous variants that average a minute longer than Armstrong's eclectic selections.
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They held up glow sticks because open flames are not allowed in parks here.
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L. happily eats two servings of sausage gravy, and D. sticks to cereal (surprise!).
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I get dish soap, hand soap, dog poop bags, probiotics, and Palo Santo sticks.
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So, make sure it sticks real well so you can maintain a good connection.
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I&aposm sure they do but something about this just sticks in my craw.
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"I prefer carrots over sticks and I prefer tax reform over taxes," he said.
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Noisey: Why did you make the trip out into the sticks for this festival?
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Let's hope it sticks around so folks outside of Japan can give it try.
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Her favorite type of kung fu involves using bamboo sticks to fight an opponent.
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The Harmonious Honey Sticks are a favorite of Susannah Grossman, who represents the company.
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By wielding sticks with no carrots, the president isn't doing U.S. exporters any favors.
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Peel and cut the carrot into sticks a little skinnier than the daikon. 2.
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It magnetically sticks to the top of the iPad so you don't lose it.
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This bill clearly just really sticks it to Maine and the people in Maine.
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Hazel sticks collected by the family were also used to make the garden's den.
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Raising taxes, meanwhile, could prompt people to up sticks and move across the border.
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As part of that project, it's selling refillable deodorant sticks made from stainless steel.
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Anne Helen Petersen wrote a thoughtful piece about why nothing sticks to the president.
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Now, that same option has come to Amazon's Fire TV streaming boxes and sticks.
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He had collected broken sticks from the rink manager and taped the shafts together.
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And, if Seacrest sticks to safe bets, he'll be hurting his own visibility. E!
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Peace, if it sticks, would remove the regime's main excuse for its atrocious behaviour.
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The sticks were crunchy and the cheese tasted slightly tangy, as good mozzarella should.
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Both men in this deal have carrots and sticks to offer the other side.
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Or get a bunch of dollar store glow sticks and be Kasey Musg-Raves?
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I make mozzarella sticks and dip them in raspberry jam, which is surprisingly good.
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Brittany also sticks to a high-protein and vegetable diet, avoiding carbs and sugar.
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And every meal starts with a basket of cornbread sticks and cinnamon-maple butter.
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It's now just a series of lines that kind of look like overlapping sticks.
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Kris sticks to the party line, claiming that it was purely a business decision.
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It sticks with me, and I get new things out of it every time.
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BOYS like sticks and girls prefer dolls, or so the tidy evolutionary story goes.
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On one street a small part of a fence sticks out of the ground.
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All players use two sticks except the goalie who has one modified goalie stick.
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And, of course, Illinois is right to despise the people who bite cheese sticks.
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This time, McDonald's (MCD) is selling a new chocolate sauce to complement the sticks.
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They'll stuff the presents under there and kids will hit it with these sticks.
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You can't go wrong with any of today's streaming sticks or set-top boxes.
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But instead of burning, the battery-powered devices heat the sticks to generate steams.
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As bad as it sounds, she asked to borrow one of my glow sticks.
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If something sticks, you have to handle it with gratitude and keep moving forward.
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Poachers would trap the beasts in snares, then beat them to death using sticks.
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In February McDonald's also introduced Donut Sticks, which are only available during breakfast hours.
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Yet the idea still sticks, even when the supposed "victims" dismiss it as nonsense.
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But no matter the context of this record, the playing sticks out to me.
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Or, rather, in the sticks, cloth, and mud that make up the Gargoyle King.
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It's one of the few internet issues that really sticks in the public eye.
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He says she's too new and too young, but Naz sticks up for her.
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The Nyko Miniboss just sticks with two buttons and a control pad for gameplay.
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As far as streaming sticks go, the Fire TV Stick has always been solid.
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Tater tots, frozen pizza, and mozzarella sticks are all making a semi-ironic comeback.
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Raw carrot sticks might earn sneers, but baked carrot fries will be a hit.
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To create these stirrers, glue plastic spiders to the ends of metallic stir sticks.
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What sticks out is the indie playlist and the gourmet origins of each ingredient.
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He sticks by his "sonny," and seriously cares for Roxane and their daughter, Willow.
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Chase sticks around for way longer than one might expect a reality star to.
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And Cuomo, like a reporter, pressed him (ph) and he sticks with his story.
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Aside from the fun takes, you'll learn why his nickname was 'Bobby Three Sticks.'
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They included a hammer, rocks, wooden sticks, metal rods, and canisters of pepper spray.
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Sybe sticks his hand in, feels around, and takes out a very tiny shell.
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But, save your glue sticks for another holiday— only 33% want a DIY gift.
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It takes what's good from different styles and sticks them all into one style.
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Kauffman then attempted to stab it with sticks and bash it with a rock.
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Sticks and stones may break my bones, but words fuckin' hurt just as bad.
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Its tower sticks out of the trees like the sail of a Chinese junk.
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As the team's "stick doctor," Greg would dye and string lacrosse sticks for friends.
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It's a great trailer that sticks to what J.J. Abrams' studio does so well.
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But Paul sticks to his core values and consistently acted on his strong beliefs.
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Both sticks need to use custom PCBs and connectors from abandoned Virtual Boy controllers.
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Listening to him chomp away on crunchy mozzarella sticks is like ASMR-powered teleportation.
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Also questions about a lot of new items, like drones, hover boards, selfie sticks.
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The album sticks in your craw because the writing is economic, confident, and revealing.
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It uses economic sticks and carrots combined with occasional heavy-handed displays of power.
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They're cheaper and they give you a higher quantity of fish sticks per box.
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Wall Street will be watching to see how closely Mnuchin sticks to Trump's platform.
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We stab them with wooden sticks and cover them salt, the only seasoning available.
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"Before spring comes, the trees look like black sticks against the sky," Henkes begins.
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We've designed a system that sticks this place in a sort of unfair limbo.
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You can mix and match the sticks, as well, for a more colorful experience.
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